It had partitions of D:, E:, F:, and G: originally. Then, E: needed more space, so it was expanded (putting the second partition on there), then H: was added, then F: extended, and well...you get the idea.
Dynamic disks work great for things like that. You can add the space to a partition without needing space directly behind the existing partition. It does make it a pain when you want to clean up after deleting partitions, however.
It's not worth backing up, blowing away, and restoring. I can live with it as it is. I was just hoping I could do this fairly painlessly. C'est la vie.
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